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Thursday, December 1, 1949
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Paire Seven
Goodyear Tirtes
and Tubes
BATTERIES AND
ACCESSORIES
McMillan
Service Station
Sinclair Products
Phone No. 2
For the Week . . .
LYDIA MILLS NEWS
MRS. MART SATTERFIELD,
Correspondent and Representative
CaU 74
FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES
Mrs. Jessie Mills and children, Mrs.
Bessie Brown, Frankie Brown and
Junior Thomas visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Green in Ninety-Six Sunday.
Mrs. David Satterfield and son
spent the holidays in Winston-Salem,
N. C., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Crocker.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Willard of Cross
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Hill, spent, Sunday with Mr. and,
Mrs. Claude Willard. Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Land and family of Union, visited
Mr. and Mrs. Willard the past week.
Mrs. Essie Crowe of Cross Hill,
spent the week-end with Mr. and i
Mrs. Hugh Ballard.
Mrs. Coley Abercrombie left Mon
day for Norfoolk, Va., to join her
husband who is in the navy.
Carl Abercrombie has received his
discharge from the army after 9 years
of service ^nd is now at the home of
his parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Josh Motte.
Maxie Sellers and Jimmy Berry
visited in Ninety-Six'Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Floyd White and
children of Hampton, Va., spent the
holidays with the former’s mother,
Mrs. Neal Ballew.
Mrs: Fred Patterson and son, Mrs.
, Brooks Patterson, Miss Kathryn
Mitchell and Walter Patterson visited
Fred Patterson, who is a patient in
' the Veteran’s hospital in Columbia,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whitmire had as
i their week-end guests Mrs. Whit-
mh-e’s sister, Mrs. Henry Davis, and
children of Ware Shoals.
, J. W. Self of North Carolina, has
been visiting Spurgeon Todd the past
week. Tuesday they left for Norfolk.
Va., where they are stationed with
the navy.
i Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Walker and
Bruce, of Piedmont, visited Mr and
Mrs. Henry Abercrombie on Friday
Mrs. Earl Lee and son of Spartan
burg, are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burnett. H
Miss Ruby Burnett spent the week-
end in Spartanburg with relatives. [;
Mrs. Myrtis McPeters of Expcri-
ment, Ga., is visiting her daughter, jl
Mrs. Jess Edmonds, and Mr. Ed- 2
monds
. Mr and Mrs. J A Black. Sr., spent a
the week-end in Greenville with Mrs. jl
Etta Hope.
Mrs. Eula Wells of Greenville. iS|8
-pending a few days with her daugh- 5
ter, Mrs. Marlin Neal, and Mr Neal. I
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Reece of
Greenville. Mrs. Walter Reece. Mrs
Hendricks and daughter of Pickens,
were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs
Roy Sanders
Mr and Mrs. R B Trammell visit*,
ed Mr and Mrs J. H. Lee and Mr !
and Mrs Earl Fennell in Reidsvtlle,
N C. the past week
Mr and Mrs R B Fennell had as)
their guests recently Mrs E H God
frey of Greenville
Mr and Mrs J, B O'Shields and
Peggy Ballard were visitors in Green-
'ville Saturday
Mr and Mrs T J Rhodes of Clear
water. visited Mr and Mrs Mart Sat-,
terf.eld during the week-end
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‘ Peggy Sue Willard i« 111
Mrs W | Bailey. Sr, has fha
Hamer Fuller has been ill the past
few days
Mxa Letter Harris a a*la to be out
‘after being ill
I Barbara McLendon la 01 at her
, home on Peachtree street
Birthdays ahd Analveesarie*
| D N Morgan s birthday u Dec til
j Clarence Cato will celebrate a
birthday December I
Otis smith had a birthday Nov 3d
Thomas N#al was I yean old No
vember IS
Louise Nesl will be 2 years old
December S.
Mrs Bud Fuller will have a b rth-
day on December S
I Mr and Mrs Cecil ^McLerulon wil* j
celebrate their wedding anm\etvary •
tomorrow, December 2
Today is Bun Willard * and Sam j
Caubte's birthday.
Melda Satterfield will be 4 jrears
old December I.
Birthday Party far Brenda Janes
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Effic
, Mae Jones honored her daughter.
Brenda, with a party celebrating her '
| seventh birthday. An hour of games J
was enjoyed, after which refresh-1
ments were served the guests. Brenda f
received many gifts. Van-colored
balloons were given as favors.
Woman’s Club Te Meet
The Woman’s club will meet to
night, Thursday, at 7:30 at the com
munity center. All members are in
vited to be present. Mrs. Delmar
Rhame will give a demonstration on
“Good Grooming.’’
WISBURGH paints
L00 < butter LONGER
Tkort'i a Ugh quality
Pittsburgh Paint
for ivgry homa need
WAUHIM—a r*«l *11 W«t Mint
that oorara moat a vary aurfaca
VhorotWhlr la one coat. Jt can ba
waahad repeatedly-
HORHIDf —An Interior or eater*
lor Floor Palat that wlthatanda
beaejr traffic uee. For wood.cement,
metal, or worn linoleum.
WATERSPAI IMAMU-a »<*
aualltr, one-coat, qalck-drying fin-
leh far furniture or woodwork —
interior or eetertor
far mi VaaMrt, "Colne
fepoSl
I'AJV/’/j
HR OAllON
$5.00
far Tear
D. E. Tribble Company
Phone 94 — Clin ton, S. C.
Hobby Club Meets
On Tuesday at 1 o’clock members
Of the Hobby club went on a visit
to several cloth shops in Laurens.
Demonstrations were given on de
sign, quality and fitness of the dif
ferent kinds of cloth examined Pat
terns were selected and the group
brought back a good display of mate
rial.
They held their meeting in the
community center Wednesday at 1
o’clock with the vice-president, Mrs.
Jackie Williams, presiding. The roll,
call and minutes were read by the
secretary, Mrs. Ethel Cauble. Mrs.
Elizabeth McLendon,’ program direc
tor, made plans for the club to make
Christmas gifts at the meeting. Mrs.
Wallace demonstrafed a number of
handmade gifts and for the first les
son each club member made an-ap
ron.
The club will meet every Wednes
day until after Christmas for the pur
pose of completing the gifts they
plan to make.
Birth Announcement
Fowler *
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fowler an
nounce the birth of a daughter. Sonja
Gale, at the Blalock Clime on Friday,
November 23.. Mrs. Fowler is the
former Miss Catherine Dail.
WE DO ALL KINVS OR PRINTING
PRE-CHRISTMAS
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Everything Greatly Reduced!
Our stock of fine fabrics has been drastically
cut to give our customers an opportunity to
buy for Christmas giving. Anyone on your list
will treasure something made by you from our
beautiful materials.
Beautiful 50-In.
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Taffeta
In plain, plaid* and ntripe*. K.
Ju*t »hat you need for
your Holiday l>r
1.00 yd
Pure Silk, plain and printed, yd. S1.29
^ *• SI Inch
DRAPERY and
UPHOLSTERY -SI.29 Yd.
la a Big Variety of Color*
Rht Avnortaienl of C olor* in
Narrow Wail CORDUROY
Sale - SI.29 Yd.
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FAILLE, SATIN, BLOUSE
CREPES, TAFFETA
Sale - 39c Yd.
AH Shades in
“PUFFED” CREPE
Ideal for Christmas Dresses
59c Yd.
ALL CREPE and FAILLE
Originally SI 00 and fl.19
Sale - 50c Yd.
SATINS, in all pastel colors
49c Yd.
Ilig Assortment of
GABARDINE
69c Yd.
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Beautiful
PART WOOL TWEEDS
98c Yd.
NENON CURTAIN
MATERIAL - 49c Yd.
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Dress Lengths cut from our $1.98 Silks
On Sale Thursday for
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Clinton
Textile Shop
Mrs. A. L Dixon
E. Carolina Ave.
Opposite Depot
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